Stolen Days

Salvo, a young boy, has lived without his father Vincenzo since he was arrested when Salvo was just five. Seven years later, Vincenzo reappears and claims Salvo for four days, taking him on a journey to Bari. This road trip serves as a backdrop for exploring their strained relationship.

Vincenzo's motivations extend beyond merely needing a child for insurance against police encounters. His time with Salvo reveals layers of his character, showcasing a father who is flawed yet seeks redemption. The film navigates themes of love, responsibility, and the impact of past choices on familial bonds.

With a cast featuring Riccardo Scamarcio and Massimo Popolizio, the film dives into the emotional landscape between father and son. The narrative's focus on road trips and personal connections makes it a poignant addition to the drama genre, appealing to those interested in character-driven stories and complex relationships.